Chen Yinque's "Four Don't Speak" can be said to be a peak of teachers' lectures. It is not easy to do one of these things. To achieve "four don't talk", you must first fully understand what your predecessors and neighbors have said. This requires a lot of reading, a lot of knowledge and memory, and studying hard at a cold window. As long as you finish this work, you will become a great university scholar.
You should also know what foreigners have said. Proficient in many foreign languages, "learning Chinese and western", of course, well deserved. Then put forward your own new ideas, new research results, every day, every class has new ideas and opinions, which is even more difficult. However, Chen Yinque has achieved the "four stresses" and is worthy of being a master of Chinese studies and literature and history.
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Chen has devoted himself to historical research for a long time, with a wide range of research. He has made important contributions to the history of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties, religious history (especially the history of Buddhism), ethnic history of the western regions, Mongolian history, ancient linguistics, Dunhuang studies, China classical literature, historical methods and so on.
Chen Yinque is not only a great historian, but also an outstanding old-style poet. He worships Tao Yuanming and Du Fu. Although he likes the poems of Li Bai and Li Yishan, he doesn't think they are top grade. He especially likes popular poetry, so he worships Bai Juyi the most. In his "On Rebirth", there is a sentence "On poetry, I also play with words". There is Shi Cun published.
His life-long works were collated and collated by his student Jiang Tianshu, a professor in the Chinese Department of Fudan University. A set of two volumes and two million words of Chen Yinque's Collected Works, edited by 1979, published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House.